Parents Opt-in Protection Act mandates prior written consent for student surveys revealing personal information.
The Parents Opt-in Protection Act amends the General Education Provisions Act to ensure that students are not required to participate in surveys, analyses, or evaluations that disclose personal information about themselves or their families without prior written consent. This applies to both students and their parents, with specific emphasis on protecting unemancipated minors. The act mandates that schools obtain written consent before administering such surveys, analyses, or evaluations.
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